The Department of Demonology
The Department of Demonology analyses ordinary curses (such as the Egyptian mummy's curse and others) and authenticates remains held by the Department of Cryptozoology.
The Department's masterpiece is an extremely rare exorcism kit, a necessity since the Museum contains Ouija boards and an effigy of Pazuzu .

• Pacts Section
  • Urbain Grandier
  • Maleficium
• Germanenorde Section
  • Host
  • Babylonian magic seal
• Egyptian Section
  • Brief history of mummies' curses
  • Aethernum (formula for eternity)
    • Scarab
      · Text
      · Scarabs
  • Scales for weighing souls (Psychostasy)
  • Figurines for bewitchments
  • Statuettes of the goddess Taurt
  • Pharaoh's curse
    • Egyptologist's equipment (circa 1920-30)
      · Text and Photo (The Collector and the Curator can be seen in the photo.)
      · Objects
    • Curse tablets (5th Dynasty)
    • Scales for weighing souls
    • Miscellaneous amulets
  • Exorcist kit (from France during the period between the wars)
  • General overview
  • Rituale romanum
  • Aspergillum
  • Basket
  • Medicines
  • Holy Water
  • Last rites kit (1897)
• Head of Pazuzu
• Babylonian demon bowls
• Camazotz (photo)
• Eshu
  • The madman's smile
  • Eshu/Papa Legba/Maître Carrefour/Baron Samedi
• Demon hand
  • Legend of the Hand
  • Futility
• Hand of Glory
• Maria de Naglowska's Magic Mirror